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Chapter 3: Q10. (page 145)

Choose the letter of the term that best matches each phase.

10. A region in which no maximum value exists

Short Answer

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A region in which no maximum value exists is (j) unbounded region.

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Step-1 –Concept of unbounded region

A feasible region that cannot be enclosed in a closed figure is known as an unbounded region. The unbounded region has no maximum value.

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Step-2 –Example of unbounded region

The example of unbounded region is

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Step-3 –Match the term with phrase

Hence, by the above data we can say, a region in which no maximum value exists is (j) unbounded region.

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